The environmental fact consists of sets and sub sets of variable events.
Sets and sub sets of the variable event are encountered by chance.
The variable event has degrees of randability and probability.
I cannot predict an event I can only measure its probability.
The environmental fact becomes a random event.
I must learn to live with the random event and except it as an intricate part of the total whole.
Stephen Willats, The Random Event (1961)
Gabriel Orozco, Crazy Tourist, 1991
Gordon Matta-Clark, Food
'Untitled' (Public Opinion), 1991 by Gonzalez-Torres
Floating Platform and Spaceframe, 2001
Lincoln Tobier with Simon Leung, Utopia Station, Venice Biennale, 2003
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